With a local and regional reach through partners and associates, we aim to make specific, time-bound, meaningful input in poor and marginalized communities.

First, at the individual psychological level, where empowerment activities aim to effect positive personal change as a key ingredient for overall community transformation;

Second, social empowerment in terms of community organization activities that promote local grassroots leadership and encourage and develop inter-communal solidarity among members of same community;

Third, economic empowerment through activities that support small, creative initiatives that provide best-practice learning opportunities. These activities fall into the theme or economic justice, and will work through women, especially those who are in situations of conflict.

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>> See the "Empowerment and solidarity grid of activities for 2004-2006"

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